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I got in contact with my sister on 19th April and she was tested positive on 24th April and I was taking precautions and all but from 2-3 days I've been feeling chest pain and discomfort in upper abdomen and fast heartbeat rate . I tested my spo2 it was 98 and have no fever . What should I do ?
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Kindly do Ist RTPCR TEST for Covid 19, then accordingly treatment ll be started..
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
General Physician
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
It is advisable that you get yourself tested for covid, if early detection is there, then with timely treatment you can be completely treated. If we start treatment early u will not get any complications
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Dr. Shubham Patil
General Physician
Jalgaon
You don't need to be panic
detail history needed
Need to take precautions and some preventive medicine
Need monitoring
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consult me for further management
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